Dekalb High School - Kalibre Yearbook (Dekalb, IL)

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MRS. MUNSON In the administration office, Mrs. Munson holds a most important postion. This is her eighth year of secretarial work for Mr. Sullivan. Besides serving as secretary to the superintendent, she is business manager and secretary for the Board of Education. 'P '37 MRS. FISHER and MRS, COHENOUR Because of the competent secretaries, the student office of the DeKalb Township High School runs smoothly and efficiently at all times. Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Cohenour answer hundreds of student ques- tions daily in addition to doing their many other tasks. MAINTENANCE One of the most important but possibly one of the least appreciated groups is the maintenance staff, who care for D.T.H.S. the year 'round. This is a tremendous task, and everyone is grateful for the good work they have done. Pictured here from left to right are: Ray Pollack, Ben Snyder, Quentin Tucker, Nels johnson, and Dennis Swede john- SOD. ,Q MRS. ANDERSON and MR. MORLEY Bcrneicc Anderson irls' counsellor and Mr Mrs. - - ' A ,g A , . Franklin Morley, director of curriculum, hold very important and responsible positions in both the elementary and the high schools of DeKalb.

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746C6ffq EDVUARD LINDGREN Mechanical Drawing, NX'oods AIMEE LOETIN Girls' Physical Education HELEN MLKINZIE Freshman Social Studies. English LOIIISE NELSON English JOHN NE'I'TLE'l'ON Boys' Physical Education REBA NUGENT Librarian MERLIN RADDATZ Chorus, American and World His- tory BERTHA RUTLEDGE English, journalism ROBERT SMITH Biology ELLEN SORENSEN Business Education WILLIAM TOWNES Chemistry, Physics HARRIET WEDBERG Homemaking X 'L ffl.. ga 'Z l 0 'J-if 'null ti atv l',I.'X -0 EDITH WENTWORTH L cf Latin, English

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I As we near the completion of another school year, the students can be proud of the achievements of their Student Council. Led by Student Body President Roger Kallal, and sponsored by Mr. Smith, the Council consisted of a boy and a girl, from each home room. Their choice for officers were vice president, David Hop- peg secretary, Carol Hutchison, an d treasurer, Lois Schauer, Organized for the primary purpose of helping in the harmonious running of the school through developing better school spirit, improving student-faculty relationships, and aiding in the solving of school problems, the Student Council carried out a wide and varied program of activities. Once more we can say that the Stu- dent Council has met its responsibilities to the students it represented. Slndenl Body Preridezzl ROGER KALLAL .fx 'ar First row: J. Lovell, A. Montavon. J. Hancock, E. Schiesser. B. Striglos. Second row: J. MacGinnitie, P. Gamhill. J. Anderson. J. Barrett, J. Jensen, M. Miller. D. Pearson. Third row: J. Condon. R. Steimel, D. Hoppe. B. Bartels, R. Kallal. J. Xwilkins. J. Raddatz, K. Hickman. First row: S. Adams, M. Schiesser, G. Dreska, C. Pillmore, P. Smith. Second row: J. Priwer. P. Harmison. B. Kizis. A. Xwainio. M. Conlin. Third row: C. Hutchison. S. Furr, L. Schauer. P. Boyle. Fourth rowz Mr. Smith, sponsorg D. BeGuhn. C. Kittleson.